What are the differences between GBR and GTR in implant teeth

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Many people have been told that bone grafting is needed to increase the stability of alveolar bone, but can it be done without bone grafting? What's the difference between GBR and GTR in choosing implant teeth? GBR does not need bone powder periosteum~

What does it mean to implant teeth and need bone graft for everyone's science popularization first?

In fact, planting dental bones is like planting seedlings. Bone meal periosteum is equivalent to soil. If the soil is lost, the tree will naturally stagger, so the doctor will judge the customer's alveolar bone before planting.

If the alveolar bone is absorbed and atrophied, bone powder periosteum needs to be implanted before implantation to increase the stability of the implant~

But what is the difference between GBR and GTR in implant teeth?

In fact, GBR guided bone regeneration It is not directly implanted into bone powder periosteum, but the use of barrier membrane can effectively prevent gingival cells from entering the surgical area, so as to regenerate tooth bone and promote the survival rate of implanted teeth.

Indications for guided bone regeneration: Bone windowing, bone cracking, insufficient width of alveolar bone, and poor shape of alveolar bone.

GTR is periodontal surgery Various barriers are mainly used to prevent soft tissue from entering the bone surface and reconstruct artificial bone graft.

Therefore, the main difference between gbr and gtr lies in the different surgical methods. GBR is mainly to regenerate tissue cells in the missing alveolar bone. GTR is to change the conditions of alveolar bone by filling alveolar bone with artificial bone powder.

Now I know what is the difference between guided bone regeneration (GBR) and periodontal surgery (GTR)~